Autumn trees with golden leaves viewed from below against a bright sky.
Two people pose in a playful selfie showing them lying on the floor in opposite directions.

 

Hi, I'm Adrian

but everyone calls me Adri.

 

 

I picked up my first camera at 12, handed down by my Uncle Khoa, an incredibly talented photographer, mentor, and my personal Jedi Master (we watched a lot of Clone Wars, he still calls me Padawan).

Back then, life at home was a bit chaotic photography gave me something steady, something I could focus on, learn, and lose myself in. It quickly became my safe space.

From 12 to 18 I was always shooting, school events, weekend gigs, or just everyday life. If you saw me back then, there was a camera slung over my shoulder, guaranteed.

After high school, Khoa introduced me to some of Sydney’s top wedding and commercial photographers; they took me under their wing, letting me carry gear, break gear (sorry Dave), shoot, edit, and learn everything I could.

These days, I bring that same energy into weddings, calm, steady, and present, someone you can trust, lean on, and feel completely comfortable around.

I think 12-year-old Adri would be pretty proud.

A group holds sparklers while celebrating outdoors at night with a festive atmosphere.
A silhouette of a person looking at illuminated carnival rides at night.
A black and white photograph of a busy train station concourse with arched ceiling.
Modern office building with geometric design against blue sky with white clouds.
Someone holding up a photographer identification badge and lanyard.
Converse sneakers resting on fallen autumn leaves in warm lighting.
People walking through a brightly lit hallway corridor with wooden panels and fluorescent lighting.
Person with backpack and hat smoking while standing on urban street in black and white photo.
Black and white photo of someone taking a mirror selfie with a vintage camera.
Urban alleyway scene with blue tinted lighting and brick buildings.
Black and white photo of a tower under construction framed by bare tree branches against a bright sky.
Silhouette walking through dramatic urban architecture with strong lighting and shadows.
Person walking across a pedestrian crossing near metal barriers in black and white.
Three people stand in formation on a sunny plaza in black and white.
Restaurant worker in apron and cap stands in front of yellow menu board with Chinese text.
Someone in casual attire sits cross-legged against a historic brick and wooden door entrance.
Green ivy covered wall in parking area with lone pedestrian walking below.
Empty commercial space with white walls, tiled floors and large windows letting in natural light.
A massive tree with sprawling roots and branches creates a dramatic natural scene.
Children playing and splashing in ocean waves on a sunny day at the beach.
Light trails from cars streak past storefronts on a dark city street.
Child in a black coat walking on brick pavement in an urban setting.
A child looking surprised at a floating teddy bear in front of window blinds.
A cardboard robot figure with a simple face standing in the rain.
Someone enjoying a unique spiral potato snack on a stick at an Asian street food market while another person watches.
People enjoying a camping trip with tents set up in a grassy area on a misty morning beneath eucalyptus trees.

MY Approach

A photographer with dual camera setup poses in a living room with landscape art.

I believe the experience leading up to your wedding day is just as important as the day itself. From our first conversation to the final delivery of your images, my aim is to make everything feel smooth, relaxed, and genuinely enjoyable. Planning a wedding should feel exciting — not overwhelming — and I’m here to offer guidance, answer questions, and help things fall into place with ease.


To me, weddings are about more than just the big moments. They’re also about the quiet ones in between — a glance when no one’s watching, laughter shared over a meal, the pockets of calm that exist even in the middle of the chaos. These moments are fleeting, deeply personal, and uniquely yours. They’re the ones I’m most drawn to.


On the day, I’m there as more than just your photographer. I’m a calm presence — someone you can rely on to guide gently when needed, and step back when things are unfolding naturally. I want you, your families, and your friends to feel completely at ease around me, free to be yourselves and fully present. My role is to take care of the moments that matter, so you can focus on living them.

 

Want to see how it all comes together?

Scroll through some of my favourite moments, honestly told.

 

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